ProfessionalWindow Shutter Painting

Faded or peeling exterior shutters draw attention to your home for all the wrong reasons. We remove them from the house, prep each panel, and apply a durable exterior finish so they go back up looking sharp and uniform.

Also known as: window shutter painting, paint exterior shutters, shutter painting, exterior shutters repaint, painting shutters, window shutters paint, window shuter painting

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What you get

What’s included

Remove shutters from the house for easier, more consistent painting
Clean, sand, and scuff all surfaces for adhesion
Fill any cracks, gouges, or missing louvers with exterior filler
Apply exterior primer to bare or repaired areas
Spray or brush two coats of durable exterior paint
Reinstall shutters and secure mounting hardware

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Remove and prep

We take the shutters off the house, lay them flat, and clean and sand every surface thoroughly before applying any product.

Prime and paint

We prime any bare wood or filled areas and apply finish coats, working into the louver channels and edges where paint often peels first.

Dry and reinstall

We let the shutters cure fully before reinstalling so they don't stick to the house siding or leave marks on fresh paint.

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Problems we fix

Paint peeling from vinyl shutters that were painted without a bonding primer
Louver channels collecting water and peeling from the inside out
Shutters fading unevenly on south-facing walls from heavy UV exposure
Mounting holes enlarging over time and causing shutters to sit loose against the house

Good to know

Window Shutter Painting — FAQ

Can you paint vinyl shutters?

Yes, with the right bonding primer. Vinyl shutters can be painted, but going significantly darker than the original color can cause warping from heat absorption, so we usually recommend sticking close to the original tone.

Is it better to spray or brush shutters?

Spraying gives the most even finish and gets into louver channels much better than brushing. If we can't spray on-site, we remove the shutters and spray them in a controlled setting.

How long will the paint last on shutters?

On wood shutters with good prep, five to seven years is realistic. Vinyl shutters tend to hold paint for three to five years, depending on sun exposure and paint quality.

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